008 U.S. Presidental Election
09-23-2008, 01:41 AM
He has publicly stated that he wants to abolish certain programs and departments such as the Department of Education which would suggest reducing the size of the federal government. He's also made other statements supporting privitization of most programs such as renewable energy, retirement plans, and social security. By privitizing it eliminates the need/desire for oversite and government funded programs which would generally suggest growing the government. And McCain has routinely voted for bills that prefered privitization versus government control.
All of those ideas in theory indicates his desire to keep government small and possibly reduce it to some degree. That's in contrast to Obama's plan which he blatantly says he wants to grow government. He doesn't come right out and say it but by pledging to increase funding and creating new grants for renewable energies, and his quest to create additional regulartory bodies for the financial sector, that will no doubt doubt grow the government. It's like I said before Obama is crafty as to how he word things. You just have to read between the lines. McCain is very obvious and has gone on the record with ideas to diminish government.
That still doesn't change the fact I won't be voting for either.
All of those ideas in theory indicates his desire to keep government small and possibly reduce it to some degree. That's in contrast to Obama's plan which he blatantly says he wants to grow government. He doesn't come right out and say it but by pledging to increase funding and creating new grants for renewable energies, and his quest to create additional regulartory bodies for the financial sector, that will no doubt doubt grow the government. It's like I said before Obama is crafty as to how he word things. You just have to read between the lines. McCain is very obvious and has gone on the record with ideas to diminish government.
That still doesn't change the fact I won't be voting for either.